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This profile is rubbish. It's just another set of lists. It needs sorting out. I'll put it on the list. But I haven't got time, busy being a fortysomething husband teacher technologist engineer scientist manager photographer speaker left-brainer lefty geek nerd techie rocket-scientist Mac-user student physicist linguist listener blogger net-head Flickr-addict uncle reader time-waster ISTJ dreamer idealist naturist humanist Buddhist Pisces drinker Horse runner Orientalist taichi-player cyclist hiker artist bassist philosopher epicure programmer analyst etcetera etcetera

 

Stuff my photos are about (Flickr tags)

 

Ahem! I have an undocumented process for blocking certain people who tend to fave some of my photos. If you are such a certain person then you may know which ones. Invariably, such people tend to have: grey buddy icon, no profile, no public photos, no real name, lots of favorites of a very similar theme, and belong to many unwholesome groups. Naturally, I can't object to a little cheekiness, but only if there's a genuine person involved.

 

Stuff I'm into generally (Delicious tags)

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  • JoinedJuly 2004
  • OccupationMesses with heads.
  • HometownOut there some where.
  • Current cityLondon-ish
  • CountryUK
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Photos of Matt

Testimonials

Drift Words pictures make me look at the world in a different way.

February 20, 2007

The familiar of the daily auld day and one lonely expresso, a beloved wee pair of pink wellies and a deeply resonant gaze into a well-lived past, Matt's pictures stay with me. Linger in West Brom, share a day in the life. Or two. I love these pictures.

March 4, 2005

Has admirable intellect that generates a collection of wide-ranging interests.... fascinating.. thanx to a geekish element and thus result of geo-caching, we've have been treked (in heavy Welsh mist at some peak or other) to hunt for a small plastic box with the promice of mysterious contents!...no mission had an abort… Read more

Has admirable intellect that generates a collection of wide-ranging interests.... fascinating.. thanx to a geekish element and thus result of geo-caching, we've have been treked (in heavy Welsh mist at some peak or other) to hunt for a small plastic box with the promice of mysterious contents!...no mission had an abort clause despite severity of conditions!!! Rock on Tommy...

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July 21, 2004